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...if you have anything more you could add to this...what you're desccibing fe i'- \ STEWART:
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,y 9 ou want a copy of this? Do you have a copy of that?" (To Mr. Stewah,
, 7, i2 then to referring toMtestimony and transcript from the
\/ September 1982 operating license hearings) 6
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f "I was wondering if you had a copy. I felt sure'that you _ gh b ('o Sic. art) , id. ,-
, Down on, uh. . .let's see. . .'"
STEWART: "Ycah. This is out of the transcript. Yeah.
"00.er. rear line 20...it's 0.K. if I record this...is that all right?"
STEWART: "lis . Fine. Go right ahead." { STEWART:
"Let's see if I can get a' line and a pa'ge...on page 5552." , $Y- '
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STEWART: "ti:<. y ,u said. ..let's see, it'd be line 2 where you said.. .'well,1, 2 and ,- U 3.. 800 foot t ' t, quality control cable. I guess you didn't finish the pull and it ended up 1 cable, spread.ing.rocradlower section of control room mnber ye..." M "Yes, .r." l .h7 STEWART: "O . ** You said..." - . . '{ .
"Thi .:uld have been 800 plus."
? STEWART: ". . .c E00 plus, 0.K. , that's irzaterial . On line 6, 7 and 8 and 9, you
" said "Several .ceks later, or a week later, in fact it was four days later, I went back to that 10:ation to check to see if it was spliced and I found out that it was spliced." .
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STEWART: "Z .1.u have a cable pull nnber or some way that we could locate that?"
"Weii, of course not." .
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. I didn't know, uh, you know, pretty specific, said that it was a splice."
"Yes, sir. It was."
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i where we could g' STEWART: ,"O.K. Can you add anything more to this sol..you realize what's down y there-- in the cable spreading room." ~
"fes, sir, right. Oh, I know." _- ,
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"And there's no way in the wo'rld we could find that..."i .gr
- l "No, I couldn't go back...I could not go back right now and find that ,
( son. I can give you an estimate of the location, but right now you know as well as I do..." ONTINUES. PHONE RINGS TOMLINSON' ANSWERS, CONVERSATION MUFFLED IN BACKGRO'JND AS }. faat t'.fck and..it M,"...that when I lef1fhe cableht t. ey-was over a i was in the midcJh. Lt_was_ probably_abant siv inchasjo ,the_ci.d.dlL._so you,Angw, who ' kTow> igmTv e=hla i nn +a" ^# 'h"+ anw." , l . i
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STEWART: "Do you have...you say it went to a relay panel..." b- "Yes, sir, in control room ntaber one." p , e STEWART: "Do you know what relay panel that was?" 4,
" Negative."
STEWART: "And where it's located?"
't "I can give you an estimate of where it's located, t.:t I don't know the and as far as I know, other panels could have been put up in that area, it Y pane could have been changed out cause they were constantly chanphg things."
STEWART: "Oh huh. Can you give me a sketch of where it mit i be located?" - n..- . .
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[ M "I tell you .what, do you have a layout of the cable spread room?" 4- STEWART: "No..." 3 M "You don't?" , STEWART: "Not right here. It would take us a while to get one. We normally don' t. . ." TOMt.INSON:
"If we had to keep the prints for all of the rooms on all of the sites that we go to, we wouldn't have room here on the 10th floor."
Well, I feel sure...I understand that. You knew, I don't see how you
%can"t,me expec to have all those drawings either..."
STEWART: "No, no, I'm not suggesting..."
...I do have a lot of them, but.uh..."
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"that. I'm just asking if you can just draw a sketch to shw what approxi-STEWART:
m t'e location that relay panel's in." ' L "Uh huh. I mean. I can give you alf . MkindsThat's still not going to tell you anything.I tell you what. I'll go ahead of drawings.- ch and
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Let me put some more time and thought of it, ske down and try and sketch it out. it out and I'll bring that drawing to you. How's .that sound? Do you want t . that?" STEWART:
" Yeah, sure, anything that would help."
e: "Cause I think I could make it a little more accurate than I can right in; I know it was. I think right now, it's the t&d naneLfro from the aisle, and there's..." . n.
"You all" (the NRC) "have access to those drawings. don't you?" '
"Oh. certainly."
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"You couldn't get a copy of the drawing and maybe get that togand then cou d do that..."
$- I could make a. sketch, then we could take that
;-- M " Yeah you could do that. drawing and sit down and go over it. -Do you wa 5' STEWART: " Yeah. We could..."
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f g "That might give you a little closer location..."
"You don't remember any names,on the panel or any numbers or..."
E~x. TOMLINSON: h -: M "No." "Let's see, you rentioned that there were two?" STEWART:
"Well. I know that there were two that we pulled that...I don't know if ur. ast Q cable if it was spliced or not. But I know tttat I saw._Q_ cable is the d L _ spread room and in Safeguard ~ No. 2 -- No.1 -- Safeguard.No.1 that was splic
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STEWART:
"You say in the Safeguards Building or in..."
l "S afeguard. Safeguard No. 1." 5 IThe room...the relay panel room or the..." STEWART: It's the...jn a tray, uh..." M "No. STEWART:
"Oh, that was the tray name?"
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"Mr. Seidle's office; Tomlinson. Yes. Yes. Yeah, we're kinda involved .
TOMLINSON: right now....if I call you back? 0.K. 0.K. Very good. Thank you. I'll do it4 Thank you." w f ST EWART: "*s described in the PSAR7" [ g "Yes." STEWART:
Ye r ra . We'd have to go check it out."
M O.K. Vt11. I can cross-section it for you." I'll tell you what, since we don't have the other drawings and STEWART: "O.K.
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to avoid the rt;.etition, let's get all of this stuff together, we'll make a note of what we war.t and then you can cone back later and we can go through the - drawings l ?? 1: a nd . . . . " W "I'll tt11 you what I came here for. I came here to find out what: infor-If . . . mation that I givc you and that you've already gotten, what you're going to do ' C
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STEWART: "We'rc going to pursue it, if there's any possibility of locating these, you know, we'rt certainly not gonna go do,<n there and inspect every damn cable
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ding room to try to find a splice..." Well, I understand that. I understand that, you know, what M'rtyou "Ri g* *. looking - is factual infomation..." STEWART: "RigY.." " z.
" . . .s : ff that you can go by and that you can take care of..." .
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"...ar.c the infomation that I have given you is items that either I I mean, there's a was related with or that I 'know should be still there now.
hundred and one other items that's going on there or have gone on there that, you know..."
"Weli. I want to get these two subject matters down first, and then STEWART: You follow?"
we can, let us i.r.cw what else you saw or that's not in the testimony.
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STEWART: "O.K. I think we have established now that what we need is some drawirigs and elevations. We will get the control room No.1 panel drawings since you don't have those. We will also get some elevation drawings...
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" . ..so you can helo locate thestt..tr.ays." .
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"And you're going to provide...what are you gonna hrovide? You have M STEWART:
some sketches you say of the..." 4 i
"I'll just bring what I have and we'll sit down and..."
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STEWART: "O.K. You were transferred back into the drafting ceperia.ent?"
"Yes, sir."
STEWART:
"You were put on the Brown & Root hangers location known as the BRHL7" "Uh huh."
"0.K. What specifically did you do there?" .
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"I was gi ven. .."
STEWART: "Some isos?"
# " ...some isometric drawings of..."
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"... Brown & Root hangers, no of piping that was to go up'. I was given
's on anot er sheet how many hangers were to be hung on each spool, etch piece of. F
- pipe, each section of pipe, and the type "of hanger it was."
E: , 7. ' STEWART: "They were already identified on the spool or the isos?"
"Yes they were identified, and I was to locate them on t:.2 isometric i% rawings and make a redraw..."
STEWART: "O.K. Were .the dimensions..."
" ...to go, to ,be issued to the field."
STEWART: "Were the dimensions already on it?"
" Negative. No, there were no dimensions on it. I was to put them downT.
ere. 1 was just to place them on there; that's what I couldnt understand. was just to place the hangers on the drawing, just to put them down on p, aper right then, then later on, after we had our production going, we were...they were turned back to us to put locations. I was given no other infonnation to go by I was to estimate the' feet or the space in between that area of that hanger, just an estimate of what I thought was there, and, uh..." e 1 . .
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.'11/5/52 No.C STEWART: "Then the field crews would..."
"T. hen it was issued to the field."
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STEWART: "Did you go back and verify?"
.Yes I did. I went out in the fiel'd and just out of curiosity -- I had
~a rot er that worked out there as a pipe, uh what do you call it, just places the pipe up to each other..."
TOMLINSON: " fitter...piF.e fi tter?"
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And he showed me around some'where the pipe that were di hung and a couple of them were off a little bit, but all of them were within the estimates of where I placed them, where I placed the hanger on that piece of spool. 54 You know, of course, there's so much up there, you Inow, they're gonna have to put that in a different...you know. they're hanging a little bit IDIXX)HXXMM they're eitt {4- , off maybe several inches or they may be off several feet, but there's so much junk on that ceiling or on the wall that they could not, you know they had to move it 5" down, it was all as-built and it came back, and sometimes we were issued as built drawings and changes to that Brown & Root hanger location."
'1 STEWART: "But you didn't actually go out and do the as-built, somebody else did?"
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"No. Somebody else did."
e STEWART: "O.K. Do you know what the process is from there? The system?"
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STEWART: "'Cause they are verified..."
"You mean the as-built drawings? Yes, they are, yeah, but they come back 5
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...Yes. But they use the as-builts to recalculate the seismic. 0.K.?"
"Yes. But it's the same hanger number." ,
!* STEWART: " Yeah, I mean, is there sonething wrong with that?"
"Well it was a different hanger. It was a different hanger that...the :.:..
anger numbers that I had put down on .the paper and the type of hanger it was. ' if it was a shock hanger or if it was, you know, a direct support then it was out there. That's what was hung. At least, that's what I saw. I know that as-built will go back and change that and they may change the type of shock, they may change the type of support and they may change it and never let us know. That could be. But what I saw is what I drew, what I put up. Now I'm not saying . that all of them are that way."
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"Because...what is wrong with it is why did they put this on me to put . -
n the ootage, why did they put this on me to put in the distance between the 7.$ ,. hangers? I had no information." - C-STEWART: "You've had four years..." M "But I'm not an. engineer, that doesn't mean -- that's not a daren ti.ing. 'l I'm not an engineer. I'm not qualified to put in this hanger." i
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STEWART: "Why aren't you? /you've had four years of drafting experience." _
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STEWART: "And that's what a draftsman was to do." ,.,
"As a draf tsman, that's right, but..." . =
2 STEWART: "But you don't do any calculations, did you?" .
"No ~
5, /Of course not." A STEWART: "O.K. You made a location. The location could have, or could not have.
" been exactly where you put it."
h "Those engineers went back and they,used my drawings to put those supports STEWART: "Why, what's wrong with that?" '['; "Could be nothing. That's why l'.1. here."
. STEWART: "There is the process that you do' the first phase of it. The craftsmen go and hang the hangers."
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"No, an engineer does the first ;a.rt...first phase."
STEWART: "Well, the installation..."
"All that information should have already been figured, should already ave been done. I know that from experience from working with other hangers and other piping supports that all that information is already done, then it's given to the draftsman. A draftsman is riot an engineer."
STEWART: "Yes. Well, the pre-installation is what I'm talking about. You're . taking the. engineer's work and converting it to a field work drawing." ,
"That's'true."
5TEWART: "The workman goes and puts it in. Then there is a verification program l . that follows." i g
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. The exact locations are known./there is a recalculation made
- to make sure if they are moved that that is the right hanger, the right size, so I mean there is a very extensive as-built verification program p. .
that goes a on."@;
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STEWART: "Wcil, no. I mean, the plant was certainly not in that phase of con- .i struction by the time you were there. So I, you know I'm trying to find a problem with the system." ~ E. . J "Well, I XXIKXXIX11XIMEXpBBIEtXXXXIXINXXXXIX11X1kHXEXIXX11EM don't think E t s a problem, I tnink it's a situation that the reason -- what wasI the just reasoning stuck them
/. in having me go back and make an estimate between those hangers?
Ig on there. I just stuck them on this..."
"No way could you do it otherwise than an estimate." ,
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"Why. Because you don't know how long that piece of pipe is. I know Mi
- g. -Tow many hangers are coing in there, I don't know where the location of that hanger is going to be. I stuck them on there."
34 l TOMLINSON: "It was a guess." jf "That's right." - e. T TOMLINSON:
"Because you have no way of knowing until you go out and look at the -
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"But I saw it, and it was there where I put it."
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"How many other draftsmen were doing the same thing you're doing?"
"Between four and twelve STEWART: "You feel unqualified as a draftsman?"
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STEWART: ' "So, you know. .."
"I fee,1 unqualified in sticking in a location..."
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."Well, that's the job'that was assigned to you,'wasn't it?"
STEWART: Y g l "Yes, sir, that's true." , w j
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STEWART: "You'know. I'm..."
"No, it's you don't understand." ~
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"No, I think you don't understand the systen." ,
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don't know what that load is carrying..." - I TOMLINSON:
"Who determined dat hanger would be placed?" ~
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" ...to decide whether it was a rigid hanger, or a spring can?"
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"Oh, negative. No. That was already done."
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"And the size of the hanger itself, who determined that? Did they l give you e number that said it will be such-and-such a spring can?" j 1, CULTON: 'Tes. The numbers were already put down." '
7 c TOMLINSON: "That eliminates the engineering." ~ i
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f4 1 i TOMLINSE:.: "Within reason it does." !' 3 -
~~ "Well, does that mean that I could have stuck that hanger anpAere? f cou d have stuck them all together this far away on a 20-foot piece of pipe l that was carrying an 8"?"
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"Well, I assume you have some reason 6N4 thinking ability to say that '
that isn't going to be done." i j
"Well, I'm glad you trust me." , ;
STEWART: " . Well, I don't know, uh. You just don't have the confidence in yourself to do it right; or what?' M "Well, it's not that. sir, it's exactly what I've told you." latitude were you given in the placecent of these hangers." f i TOMLINSON: "How much i
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Interview. , 11/S/82 NRC l l l I don't understand." ' r "Well, you say that 'each one of the hangers had already beenl .._ TOMLINSON: a number -- a type and number.."
"That's right. e.s . sir."
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"When this came to you.~it came to you as an i isometric i en to drawing TOMLINSON:
just a list of hanger numbers and types or was there some rough lo - - ycu?" *
" "No rough location at all." l
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TOMLINSON: Another W"An isometric drawing fran this isometric pipe drawing. 0.K.the dr (6 list came in from the engineers with the hangers, f paper. And this was on a
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of hanger it was, all that was on one sheet oI was d to go back and m They =R. go back and make a re-draw of the hanger for the people in the fiel
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were given this same list of just the hanger nunbers." .
"The list of hanger ntsr.bers -- was it broken lledup from. by .say, hanger a types or OiLINSON:
was it put down in the order that the hangers wouldhave be three instaLike you wo 1 wall a rigid heresupport, to a wall here. a rigid support, another spring can, or would you l spring cans in a row and two rigid supports in a row, or d.o detenn
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E ment of these?"
' "I don't remember." ~ >- "Well, was it your decision to make where the hangers d would go
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in what order, but if you so desired you could put all spring cans at one e 'f e of the line?" .
"No, it was . . ."
"Then someone else had already done this?" -
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"Yes." ,
TOMLINSON: "O.K. Their calculations were based on a rough placement of t hangers prior to your ever seeing the list. builtthey go b Bob was talking about that is a re-veri.fication of this h and as-built drawings and they perform new stressi calculation condition. made the first drawing, it's what they come up with on f other inter-the as-built draw the actual as-built drawings, where the. hanger had to be becauseDo o we for this type hanger to perfonn ference.
? But you weren't as itdoing should, the or d have to put another hanger some place in between ,
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11/S/S2 m g Interview "No. But you know. what I said is that I gave the approximate distance No matter how long that spool was, no matter between the hangers. I put that in. I put it in there. And I went out in . ,, what angle. it was at. I stuck it there. the field toifcheck it wasit, if20 it was plus18',feet. if it was 6". itAlmost every one of them I'll sa was there. .# location that I put on that drawing."
"How many of these were anchored into base plates, or Wre' installed TOMi.INSON:
in ceilings or in the walls?" - l l
"I have no idea."
"Because that would have a lot to do with where the hangers would be TOMLINSON:
placed. The base plates were installed at the time the wall was installed or the ~ ceilir.g was installed or the ceiling was installed in anticipation of attaching
~* a hanger to it. So again.-somebody had done this before."
"That's great." ,
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"Have you been out in the field and noticed the plates with just numbers ,
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"Sure."
STEWART: "And those are hanger numbers."'
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- Some of them were just already put l~ Mup."Sme of them were already there.Like this, whenever -- when I first hired lg" and we were given -- a lot of th crews want to go ahead aad to keep up withBecause
[ their schedule, they find the shortest distance between two points. 0.K.? it makes them look good, it makes their crew look good if they put in their required 800 foot of pipe or they pull their, you know.1200 foot of cable or 12.000 foot of cable, or whatever. It makes them look good. They're meeting their schedule. They don't give a damn if there's an HVAC unit coming j anybody else as long as they meet their schedule.a lot because I fo I remember. rerouting was an 8" pipe that went They through were and prettyHVAC muchneeded on thetosame come: i through --you know, which one had priority. level, you know, where the HVAC -- you know, the pipe wa back out and put in the pipe and reroute' the HVAC." ,
"NCR was written on it, is that correct? So that there was a decision STEWART:
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' "Hoa many construction jobs have you been 'on? -
STEWART: have you been on?" Construction. I've been on eight or '
"None, sir, except Brown & Root.
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"So the only one you've been on is here at Comanche Peak?"
,.'.. STEWART: - Yes, sir." c . **So , I me an. . ." - . 5 STEWART:
"I went to all the meetings. I went to all the NCR.
meetings. I know E CUI. TON: It's like this: If they wrote an NCR what went on; I knew the people there. You know, you knew that that M.- report up, it would go back to this guy right here. I had to meet my schedule. lE pipe wasn't supposed to 90 there. Why did you put it up? And, you know, he was going to take a long time, and I tried to force y bit so you could, you know, stay ahead, so you could 0.K.,keep go ahead up and with your s I asked you if you were going to put it up And you said no. ' J. tear it down and, you know..." i* (HAD TO CHANGE TAPE TO SIDE 2) ,y . E F _ C:- c. 4 r a P e ? - l l- ,. . . , .
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"...except at tremendous cost in labor while somebody sit around and.. l STEWART: ,
....that's why they tell them to go ahead and put it in..." ,
" . . .they don' t. care. No." -- @
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" ...that an engineering decision will be made."
"Then why wasn't it rescheduled? Why couldn't they do something else?"
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"It really didn't matter, did it?"
'. "No of course not. It doesn't matter."
"To us it really doesn't matter either because it's Oura money big thing problem -
is safety. l
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a that you're talking and that's the least of our concerns. l
- 'C Does it affect safety." ,
"I don't know. I'm not an engineer."
I' STEWART: "Well, uh..." , rc TOPJ.INSON: "How they reschedule...." ~ hcf I just give you information. I'm
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STEWART:
"Well, we'll certainly do 'that, but...."
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to argue that at all.these drawings are always coring back. you know, they're and once they get to a rev.10 theyAnd have asto farbe asredrawn again,papers I know those and you know. could those papers are filed somewhere. be -- you know, a total redraw done on then. They could be thrown out. An er.gineer might have Let's caught get rid aofhold these, of them let's and said,this straighten sty thingGod,out. hey, what is t This is not right. I feel that it is a possibility that that has happened. BUT_ how and check on it. l where I asked -- I gave some of my finer drawings to a group that I didn't really I didn't agree with, that Armadillo Coalition at North Texas when I went there. that I have to give these papers to." TOMLINSON:
"Well. I haven't heard anything that you've said yet that was wronga
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"That's great. Then we don't have to worry about it."
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"That's as far as the hangers go."
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'.=11/Sj82t$C TOMLINSON:' , "That's the only way we would te able to locate what he had done.
So, how many drawings would there be, let's say, on a run of pipe that had 5 You'ye hangers? ,The potential is there that you've got as many as 15 drawings. got the Isometric for that, you've got possibly two or three pages on the larger hangers, you've got drawings for base plates, just any number of things could g be there. Now, we could be talking, you know. talking a mountain of paper , 4 ' for someone to go through just to locate what he has done."
"And you're saying that you don't have the personnel or the ' time to 1
V "Ma'm, we've got five sites." TOMLINSON:
"We have...there's checks and balances for all of this, not only r STEWART:
from the construction side, installation side..then there's the verification Everyone wants..." I..ogram which is an engineering recalculation program. But what'I'm concerned about is whether h., _ " Yeah, I understand all of that.We don't think it works too well because of som g^. or not this works. we've been told by people, and if you're not checking it out, how do you,know F that it's working?" . y:. We...*
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"I know ro tinely that's the manner in which it is done. Routinely.
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3 "If you dor.': have the time to go through the drawings and stuff, bring J some o them here an I'll go through them and find some of the ones that he's , I -. done." _ TOMLINSON:
"I don't think Brown & Root would like the idea'of us taking a bunch l-5 of their drawings ci' site."
"Well, at the site."
, STEWART: "I mean, for what purpose?"
To check out what he's saying, the things that he's concerned about. How are you going te know what...." STEWART:
"I'm telling you what he is concerned about is routinely done, not just him. There is checks and balances. Like,he says....."
~"It's routinely done to go in and estimate a spool of pipe..."
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"I know an engineer, what -- my father's an engineer. This is why...."
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11/2/S2 SC . Interview "But remember now, the base plates for those supports were in there TOMLINSON: before you. ever saw the isometrics. The base plates were .already installed. a S oneon e.. . . . " , ,
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"Ari awful lot of them wert." '
"Because, the walls and the ceilings and the ' floors were all there."
E TOMLINSON: M "But in Unit No. 2. Safeguard No. 2 and the Steam Generator No. 2 was no t the re."
- You know what they have in Unit 27 In that corridor?
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The wall is steel plated for hangers. That's the very purpose. The problems So in Unit 2 in the corridor
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they put a whole steel panel up rather than locate individual hanger inserts." l{ Y
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that has gone on in Unit 1 because of the location of hangers. Ir.t erferences. I6
'F primarily. They've been...they're down now to about 4% rework, b/. at the initial onset, the location, the system in which they were locating them, they were wrong.
l1 So they had to rework."
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- was oing the locations, because it was, at that time it was al* being redone.
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STEWART: "Well. .would it satisfy you if we sat down and went step by step in what is done at the site in the verification program?"
" Satisfy me? No."
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"I know that it's what is being done. That's what we go down and inspect to see that their program is working. We don't go down and.. ."
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Ste< art: ith the pipe number, with a spool number, with the distance between t e spoo from one end to the other, from one valve to another. I knew that. I was given the infomation, No. 2. I was given the infomation of hcw many . hangers was to go on this drawing. I did not know if it was supposed to go
- x. from left to right, right to left, I did not know what hanger was supposed to 1 be huhg between these distances. I could have stuck every one of these hangers F just right in here, and then ! -- my job was finished. Later on, this came 2: back to me, verbal cornunciation came to me from my supervisor which was to 4- estimate the distance between each hanger that I and my group have located e.
y on the isometric drawings. We went back, we gave a rough e=timate of how far apart the hangers were, put them in a. box, each week they are issued to 3. the field -- they were staniped and issued" to the field." STEWART: "Can you give me a system that you worked on? A name of a system?
- An iso? Some way that we can go back and do some checking...."
"I can give you my crappy drawings that I have. I hr.ve, you know. '. like I said, the choice drawings that I have are given away to a professor
- i L at UTA, are given away to a professor at North Texas State thn are in turn
!E with the group the Amadillo radical coalition. They're the orcs that have that." _ [- , STEWART: "Do you have duplicates...." [ l .- "They're the ones that have that. What?" lW STEWART: "Are they duplicates or what you...."
"Yes, they are duplicates. They art just copies. They are not the rawings . They are just copies. I took those drawings -- a draftsman always saves some of his work, scrne of his finer work, a draftsman saves for the benefit of going back into another position that you, as an employer, would like to see what kind of work I do. You'd like to see how, you know, some of my ideas. I might be able to help you to, you know, to change some of your ideas. I might have a better idea. You might have a better idea. But you want to see my work.
to see wiiat kind of quality draftsman I am. So where am I supposed to get that7 infomation? On my own time drawing it? Well, that's fine and dandy, but 9 times out of 10, if you draw it on your own time, for you,'1 would do a fantastic job, I would do a.very quality job of doing it. That's not what you want to see; you want to see prcduction work. 0.K., that's it, that's what you want to see."
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"Let's go back to some of the things /you said a minute ago that you 4
fi rs t. . . . " l;$4 "That's what I did and that's what my group did." , y TO4LINSON:
"You turned ovei some of the drawings to a gentleman down here at UTA and another one at North Texas State..." " "Yes, sir."
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. . .an d you said that they, it was their opinion that this was not being dsne in the proper manner."
"Yes , sir."
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"Did they verify any of the stress calculations' or find out that li the ha .sers were in the wrong place, were not the proper strength,.-or did,they !E find c:.y fault with them?"
1 some fg. "They found, for instance, that some of the hangers were -- had/ improper j[C e wrong type of bevel weld, the -- some of the types of welds that they .e we es.
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"Now this, if you could get me on to specifics on this..."
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"Well. I think I only -- we went'through..."
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" then we're in my ball park." I thought he was an engineer F .. .
d " ...the last time I talked to you -- I'm not sure if he was an engineer./ 5:. i_ a os ed at it. No, he was a welder down at the nuclear power plant in Glen e Rose v.d he pointed out several of the welds that were wrong, they were improper ( welc: .." . TO%'..3DN:
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TOMLI!.50N: "If you can give me something specific on that..." STD.*!.;T: "Did they have the loads and everything and everything for the weld desi;.?"
"I'm not sure they did..."
STEMARTC "I mean, how did they say -- what was their basis that it was wrong 7;" I had "Some of the material /l had written down some infonnation off a piece
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ook neat, it looked -- you know, I was going to keep it, you know, a copy of I didn't know what I was really putting .* this drawing, just for ny benefit.I didn't know that that was, you knm, the impropl down. the stress load was, but when I took it to North Texas State he gave it, the t professor gave it ,to I felt an engineer. I don't know, somebody, I don't know." and he came l back and told me that they were improper stress loads. l STEWART:
"You said you had sor.e rough sketches that you have..."
"Just what everybody picked through."
STEWART: "Do you have them with you?" - t Cause I was going to find out and see what you were going to 9' "No. C 1 rs . If you're not going to do anything, there's no reason wasting my Yi - time." STEWART:
"k' ell, I mean, if we waren't going to do anything, we woulb't have .
h called ycu in."
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& Root,! ycu know, the nuclear power plant in Glen Rose a headache."
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iy l -i. :h:r responsibility to see it safe...you know, that's our job..." y STEWART-
'I'm paying for part of it; you're paying for part of it."
STEWART: Ri gh t. Well'..." You know, the people that I worked with i "I know what went on there. l Pnew what went on there." STEWART:
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" ...I'am concerned. And my fanny comes first, you know, as far as I the health and safety of the public. 5o if it isn't safe for me..." -- - a ;
VI'm not here to stop it. Believe this, I'm not here to stop, you know', , the production of electricty at the nuclear power plant in Glen Rose. I'mherg . like I said ten times, to give you the information that I have..." ,4 l
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raise." . . STEWART:
"Well, I'm not going to keep anything you've got. All I want is to
[' .' - see it. I'd like to see it and maybe make copies of some of it if..." jc "Well, I'm very sorry that I can't give you the good stuff that I had. g on t know who has it at North Texas State. I will be up them later on this . g-
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TOMLINSON: '"You're saying that the isometrics and thc !. anger lists were given ~ It probably would ,g' to you by your boss.
- Could we get a name for him, pim e.
be easy to go through him to get copies of things tha. you had worked on before. r Li He would'probably have some record of what you or your cred had done." _ x. h >" No, he's not there anymore." TOMLINSON: "He's bound to have a replacement."
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TOMLINSON: "And there's bound to be a record kept someplace."
- tion his name here? I W"... remember his n mentioned it back over here..
as my supervisor in the
' drafting department. I though the scheduling departm:nt.was fantastic, they had some very fine schedulers.. I've been scheduling for -- this is ny seventh year as a, scheduler, and I still go by some of the techniques and I still pull . .
out s f eir little manuals heduling. I like it. I've scheduled C at for a year and a half as a production scheduler and I've given a lot of the information for some of the course ' that they had that I went through, courses that took there right onsite at the now. But that
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"Well. what I'd like to get if possible is a typical or a sampling of' your sketches. If you've got some old ones or you don't think they're that g good. I'd like to see them anyway. just to get a sampling.",
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"So if you can bring that back with you..." '
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out to be all right, would you pursue it further?" ' STEWART: "Well. it .all depends..." . l h l
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y- " ...on what is being done in a manner so that we know i.here's a stopgap i STEWART: or a check point that what he's saying is overlooked." {, l "Well, you know that they're going to say that there is, but it's a matter
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STEWART: "We actually do the inspection ourselves. But again, it's only on a sampling basis, and if we have any doubts at all, then we put the burden of proo on them, particularly if We findsome questionable area." ' l{ "One thing that concerns me is[after taking such a strong position in [. the hearings for their getting a license, frankly is how close ya'll might look i at some things at this point." i. 3 STEWART: "At this point?"
"Uh huh. I don't mean to impune your integrity or anything like that.
STEWART:
"No, no. I -- the thing is that..."
" ...it would be awfully hard to take a contrary position at this point."
STEWART:
'"...that the checks and. balances.. .Not for us. By no means. We So,can tfe l
shut i plant down just like right now if there's a concern of s'afety. thing is trying to describe to you the checksa and There's tier of balances inspections. that go Righton, r:ow. well, on every safety system in that plant.the start-up crews do their own systeml they walk every inch of those lines. They have to, for one. I mean, that's - 'l1 s , i:
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' walk-downs, and, you know. there's things caught, you know, not anything real significant other than like, not. .is it San Onofre where they did find mirrorg, images were, wrong, you know. dual plans. But the checks and balances that goS s .
on are numerous, and that's' in addition to our samplings that.we do in every system in every plant in our region." TOMLINSON: "Through safety systems." ,
] "When ya'll check this out will ya'll be doing this yourselves, actually oing the checking out and everything yourselves?";
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"Oh, absolutely.T Absolutely. But I'm not going to walk,17.000 hangers.
h STEWART: you know. I want to tie it down to try to get it to an area that you're concerned *
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"If we can take the things that you worked on and that you'have concerns 2 with and do these in depth, then we find that either there are things wrong 'or I
there're not things. wrong. There's always the two If wepossibilities. find thert are If hethingsfind 1.4C/ that there is nothing wrong, then it goes away. . wrong and you're right, then all of a sudden it becomes a major problem and then is when we go into othe- systems..." 0 "I'm concervied about, you know some of the drawings that I did. Ilke E told you, but I'm more concerned about is some of the drawings th - - P- - did." . TOMLINSON: "Can you give us names of the people that so that
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we could pull the wori. t. hat they did." Because they, you know, a lot of them. I can't give you the M "Yes. names now. I will. I have--I also did the you know, the special event drawings, anything that Texas Utilities came down to see the -- what do you call it -- rank of hiarchy of people in the departments. I did all those, where you put everybody's name down, and I kept a copy of it. I ditw all of those.... made them real nice and pretty.... I did all those. So you can take those , kept a chart of whd's working for who. i and make copies of those and go by the names, but you know, there's aAll hundredyou see people before me and a hundred people after me that you don't see.You don't se is the time span when I worked there. ,_ worked ilth'and you don't see..." ,::
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. i ,SL " ...and then you can see, see what I've got."
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% se or things and never found out what happened to them. I kn:w the &E 0 in particular was very upset because he'd never been given a copy c l7 l
Report in regard to his allegations." , !I- . TOMLINSON: "As a matter of course, he will not be given a copy of the report. Y
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A pf it thir,L. There's stilla be there. One of the things I'm concerned about, frankly, is that ,C if gives you the names of some of these people *and says. you know, to ' look at this; you go out and investigate it and talk to them. then they're E. ' veiled in this cloak of secrecy, whereas if we present the information in the i* hearings andSames names in the hearings, then we could ask that the Board h
.g subpoena these people and the reccrds and go fran there and it wouldNow of the public record. We ran into that problem with the be t tha --
'g__ tried to tell the Board Chairman whatWreally meant a i ey ver at any time meant to say that- the people who were interrogated who g( were being accused of doing things wrong should not be brought forward in the hearings or that confidentiality vt:. in their opinion, being offered to them. '6 eird sort of si.*.,ation in that regard. This decision will lg So we have a ve have to b for sure, but that's one of the problems that I've got lg s r.ght now."
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STEWART: /You know this is being adjudicated right at this point as to naming names, and I dor.'t wanna any .cormhnt about it one way or another. But, no. I think that we've got a good beginning here and that we can start off and if we can get these drawings, information that you have and sit down and try to locate these splices, uh..."
"O.K. Some of the drawings that I have at UTA. I'm going to talk to :
pro espor today about them, then I'll get back with you on those." . STEWART: "0. K. " Before I give you anything I want to talk to two other people and i M"and what papers I give you you'll get." N. - _F , a; ' e e
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f5 STEWART: " Wednesday is fine." i. .g "About what time? How about..." E. STEWART: "Well..." .
" Wednesday. It'd be, it'd have to be in the afternoon. Three o' clock?"
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w t 'i. "And in the meantime, you said you'd seen other things that you STEWART: r.oticed, why don't you give us a run-down on those, what you can remember or M y recall?" ' m" "Well, why don't we just hold off on that right now, and then..." STEWART: "No, I don't mean now, I mean in the meantime..."
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It may be tha "I haven't really had a chance to talk to be that if ua ion wil be different from theManyway. t concerned hab
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' Joe Blow,or KM82 own there, didn't may not ha)atve done work correctly, and ne and I don't thinkSid it right. g give a damn about the way things were l or there's a good possibility he didn't do it right.' and we give you that na .
and you go check with Joe Blow and he says, 'Why, I always did everything rig i everyt!)ing's beautiful.' and. that's confidential then betwe
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"Nonnally we don't talk to himIf we have specifics, we can track these th When people talk in generalities, dat can we do?"
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"You're in a better position 'to answer that than we are." (to Herr) h %"How'many people come by here and talk to you like this?"
my answer g " Yeah, and/11 may tend to' identify various people and I don't know if I'd E HERR: f like to answer that or not...." _ ' a "Well, you don't have to mention any people, just give a percentage... [~
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...that's all I care about."
HERR: "No." TOMLINSON: "No." g .. STEWART:' ".No."
"Do you get a lot of people, a few people, ten, twenty? Less?"
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way you can taEe'a Ocabtr and splice tra~niFirbraTT rfgNG But that's not what the contract says~d. ; HERR: ' " ....I just wanted to know if there's a way and you'res.aware of that "t way." ' 7 "I am not an electrician." you're talking about "I've got another question on that. When ynXHXyNI/a spliced d' TOMLINSON: cable, is it a factory-spliced cable or is it a site-spliced cable?"
- "No. Site-spliced."
TOMLINSON: " Site-spliced ~." y. l, "That is right. It was a site-spliced cable, it was not a factory-y' w spuced cable." b TOMLINSON: "O.K." . he p' -^ HERR: Tow did you recognize it?" 4* "I pulled it. I'm telling you the cable that I pulled." O STEWART: "No. Recognized exactly where it was spliced?"
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" .. .of splicing it, but..."
TOMLINSON: "Oh, w're just about closing up."
" ..my understanding i h Q cable was epp was no splicing...,of the contract that they had "
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TOMLINSON.(into telephone): "O.K. Uh huh." (Hangs up telephone)
"They had all colors, all different colors, but I know at that time.
I don't remember.
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At tha't time I had worked on six different sites pulling, you know, pulling condui ts.". cable, routing it. routing it (
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" Negative. Are you kidding?"
4 . x HERR: "I don't kid very much." J. Well I'm sure you don't. -sir, but I expressed tha(as a -- I didn't h I. mean that as a wise ccament, but as. n in ker in the g fi didn't do that because
- to write up a nonconformance re and made his life in jeopardy And when you're working out with that marty people, you had -- I'm not going to say a low class -- you had people that were coming from a $3.00 an hour job that they.were happy with at one time and'the'n jumped up and made 58.00. 510.00, $12.00, $13.00, $14.00 an hour; you weren't going to l2 take that job away from them. If you wrote that nonconformance report up, in ).,
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"No, sir. I'm not, telling you that."
HERR: "What are you telling me? Y'our brother didn't write one because he was afraid of getting beat up. That was an isolated case..." M"That happened, sir..." 7 HERR:
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and four people were fired. , going, and it was due to that." i j HERR: "Did you participate in the fight?"
% "No I ran.like hell."
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only be concerned if it was true in your department. But it's obviously not l- true throughout the whole' plant, so I can dismiss 95% and concentrate on the " ' other 5%." g Well, if you want to dismiss 95% of it, then that's fine..."
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we were a small group but you always heard, you know what's going in a construction
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"At that time. I probably did. In fact, maybe I can coma back and say rea y didn't care. I had the idea in my mind that I cared but I wasn't overly concerned, I had other problems going on outside of my.;."
HERR: "What has changed your thinking?" M " Sir?" ;7. HERR: "i-[nean, could they have pulled that and you not known about it?" All these drawings could be redone and pmperly relocated. M's"Very If that true.true, that's fine and dandy, but there's no way that they're going to let me in that gate right now and find out."
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E Yeah..." . E "I need to go ahead and run. We can continue this later on if you p you feel that there's enough infomation for you e, We can meet someorother the infomation time, but ! 2 that I'm going to continue to give you.What was your name again, you're...?" 9' need to go ahead and get to my class. 5' STEWART: " Bob Stewart."
"And you 're . . .?"
TOMLINSON: " Dan Tomlinson."
" Dan Tomlinson?"
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I felt sure that you b (ic Sitaart) "I was wondering if you had a copy. STEWART:
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"Dowr. near line 20...it's 0.K. if I record this...is that all right?"
STEWART: "!;o . Fine. Go right ahead." ' STEWART:
"Let's see if I can get a line and a page...on page 5552."
(f "0.K.* t - STEWART: "Ne<: ysu said. ..let's see, i t'd be line 2 where you said.. .well,1, 2 and 3.. 800 foot : ~ 1, quality control cable, I guess you didn't finish the pull and i it ended up . :c cable spreading enm- the lower section of control room ntnber one..." i "Yes, fr." . STEWART: "0. E Ycu said..." .
" T 'r. i ' .culd have been 800 plus."
1 STEWART: "...ca E00 plus, 0.K. , that's imaterial . On line 6, 7 and 8 and 9, you said "Several ,ceks later, or a week later, in fact it was four days later, I went a back to that in:ation to check to see if it was spliced and I found out that it was spliced." ! "Yes . r i r." STEWART: "DL p u have a cable pull number or some way that we could locate that?" ! "Weii, of course not." STEWART:
"Vcil, I didn't know, uh, you know, pretty specific, said that it was a splice."
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HERR: nonconformance or bring it to anybody's attention?"
"Nega tive. Are you kidding?"
HERR: "I don't kid very much."
"k' ell, I'm sure you don't, sir, but I expressed that as a -- I didn't son in the field, as a worker in the mean that as a wise corrment, but a field, you didn't do that beca hat worked as a pipe fitter ma e an attempt t
}U to write up a ncncon ormance repo and made his life in jeopardy ; And when you're working out with that many people, you . had -- I'm not going to say a low class -- you had people that were coming- frcra a 53.00 an hour job that they.were happy with at one time and then jumped up and made 58.00, 510.00, 512.00, 513.00, 514.00 an hour, you weren't going to take that job away from them. If you wrote that nonconformance report up, in turn, not just that one person but that crew ,could be jeopardized." HERR: "Are you telling me that nonconformances aren't written out there in ) your department?"
"No, sir, I'm not telling you that."
HERR: "b' hat are you telling n.e? Your brother didn't write one because he was afraid of getting beat up. That was an isolated case..."
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"So therefore, if that feeling persisted, there wouldn't be any non- ".
confomances written." .. (.
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e pressure door, airlock,And there out was in aparking the faulty weld lot, on that there was door a. that good was .repor'tb fight and four people were fired. - going, and it was due to that." i. HERR: "Did you participate in the fight?"
"No, I ran like hell."
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"Did you know it was a fight over that and not over some girl?" .
"Yes, sit."
Do we have HERR: "Well, how many nonconfomances are written down there? , any?" e "Oh, are you kidding?" . f STEWART OR TOMt.ltiSON: t
" Hundreds. Thousands."
HERR: " Thousands. .. .we're talking about a five-year period."
"You've been looking at them, you've been sorting through l 5 E* DART (to l
"I may be the most expert person here on that."
I STET.' ART: "Right. How many is there? Did you ever count then?" i
." I B"There'safewthousand...howeve "I got to sit in on the meetings as a scheduler, as a planner / scheduler, e opportunity to sit in on some of the meetings where they discussed some of the nonconfomance reports. When they felt that there was a problem somewhere, they tried to talk it out before it was fomally written up, can we They go ahead and get this thing taken care of? 'That happens on every site.
try and go ahead and see what they can do to settle it before it's formally written up." HERR: "Probably good management practice. Besides that, probably you said you saw thousands?"
"Probably, I imagine, three or four thousand." T HERR: "Three or four thousand?" !
TOMt.INSON: "That's a decent. number." HERR: "So I guess there're not too many people who feared for losing their job if they write a nmconfomance."
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only be concerned if it was true in your department. But it's obviously not , true- throughout the whole plant, so I can dismiss 95t and concentrate on the l othar St."
"Well, if you want to dismiss 95t of it,. then that's fine..."
Bs a very"I think I'd have to...." All I know was the feeling throughout the plant. I'went.down there green person. I didn't know what was going on. I didn't know, so I had to follow everybody I had to talk to other people. My crew - ~you know, we were a smal' group but you always heard, you know what's going in a construction plant, you know where you are in the percentage of completion from the start to the completion, you just know it. You're putting it up, you're doing it." .
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' ways, and you don't have to always be told 'I'm going to beat the hell out of you in the parking lot if you do this' to know that that's what they mean. And as far as what's written up. I think that that's something else that bothers us, but I don't know if we really want to get into all that right now."
t HERR: "Yes, but you're telling me that you didn't write this question up because you felt intimidated and threatened, and if you...."
"No, I felt at that time it would probably be repulled, be pulled back,
! ut i t was too long -- it was a full spool, they'd have to go t.z:k. .." HERR: "So you didn't report it because you felt that it was going to be repulled. M "At that time, I probably did. In fact, maybe I can com back and say l I really didn't care. I had the idea in my mind that I cared but I wasn't overly concerned, I had other problems going on octside of my.c." l HERR: "What has changed your thinking?"
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7, "f mean, could they have pulled that and you not known about it?" HERR: I l All these drawings could be redone and' properly relocated. M's"Very If that true.true, that's fine and dandy, but there's no way that they're going to let me in that' gate right now and find out." l I P
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